Tender, creamy rice is the perfect foundation for all kinds of spring ingredients, from asparagus to artichokes.
Read MoreI make these as an appetizer, for my kid’s lunches and even for a snack throughout the day. You really can’t go wrong with these avocado egg rolls at all.
Read MoreThese adorable pinwheels are kid-friendly and they pack a punch in each bite. They’re loaded with lots of fiber from the collard greens, cucumber, spinach and mushrooms as well as protein from the tahini and a dose of healthy fat from the tahini and sesame seeds.
Read MoreThese dairy-free crunchy caramel chocolate bars aren’t just delicious, they’re ultra-healthy too.
Read MoreSkip the meat and go completely vegan with this Cabbage and Rice Casserole for St. Patrick's Day!
Read MoreWe’ve not only figured out a way to veganize the traditionally dairy-laden comfort soup, we’ve managed to (secretly) pack it to the brim with nourishing vegetables.
Read MoreAlthough korma can be made with ghee, yogurt or cream, these ingredients aren’t necessary for the signature indulgent creaminess.
Read MoreThe Reducetarian Cookbook has over 125 delicious, easy recipes, and I promise you you won’t struggle to find inspiration for salads!
Read MoreThe topping is really easy to make and it adds crunch, but to save time, you could use 1½ cups seasoned croutons or ½ cup vegan parmesan cheese instead.
Read MoreUsing frozen berries in this recipe results in a spoonable breakfast that can also be served as a drink.
Read MoreThese Almond Banana Muffins can be served warm with almond butter for a nutritious and decadent breakfast.
Read MoreQueso is best served warm, so if you have a small slow cooker, a flameproof bowl and tea light warmer, or warming tray, any of these would be ideal for serving.
Read MoreIf ever there were a totally egalitarian recipe, this is it! This recipe designed as a starting point for building your very own wonder wrap, and it pales to what you can dream up.
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